From: CL@nowhere.com   
      
   Google to the rescue for Ø   
      
   Also   Ñ     ±   ¶     and lots more   
      
   See URL:   
   http://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/international/accents/codealt.html   
      
   Ø   is really a Nordic O slash. For a true slashed zero -- see URL:   
   http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Slashed_zero   
      
   The slashed zero looks just like a regular letter 'O' or number '0' (zero),   
   but it has a slash through it. Unlike the Scandinavian vowel 'Ø' and the   
   "empty set" symbol '?', the slash touches the walls of the surrounding O   
   shape but does not extend past them on the outside.   
      
   More on slashed zeros at URL:   
   http://www.eham.net/forums/ComputersAndSoftware/1   
      
      
    In Ham work I use the Nordic O   Ø   for call signs, but be aware this can   
   goof up some logging programs   
      
   CL   
      
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